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and needless to say, this goes for more than just games.
fictionalized abuse, even **sexualized** fictional abuse, does not drive people to commit real world abuse. This is the exact same argument as "video games cause violence" and we all understand how THAT doesnt make sense.
fictionalized abuse, even **sexualized** fictional abuse, does not drive people to commit real world abuse. This is the exact same argument as "video games cause violence" and we all understand how THAT doesnt make sense.
July 25, 2025 at 10:32 PM
and needless to say, this goes for more than just games.
fictionalized abuse, even **sexualized** fictional abuse, does not drive people to commit real world abuse. This is the exact same argument as "video games cause violence" and we all understand how THAT doesnt make sense.
fictionalized abuse, even **sexualized** fictional abuse, does not drive people to commit real world abuse. This is the exact same argument as "video games cause violence" and we all understand how THAT doesnt make sense.